Pilot Mall Launches Configurable Training Device
ilot Mall’s new user-configurable instrument panel for table-top basic flight training devices, which works with Microsoft Flight Sim, uses Saitek ProFlite instruments, avionics and flight controls in a 21- by 31-inch metal instrument panel with pop-out cutouts. The Advanced Panel is making its public debut this week at the Sun ’n Fun Fly-in in Lakeland, Fla., where it is available for a show-special price of $2,500.
ilot Mall’s new user-configurable instrument panel for table-top basic flight training devices, which works with Microsoft Flight Sim, uses Saitek ProFlite instruments, avionics and flight controls in a 21- by 31-inch metal instrument panel with pop-out cutouts. The Advanced Panel is making its public debut this week at the Sun ’n Fun Fly-in in Lakeland, Fla., where it is available for a show-special price of $2,500.

Pilot Mall’s new user-configurable instrument panel for table-top basic flight training devices is making its public debut this week behind Hangar B at the Sun ’n Fun Fly-in in Lakeland, Fla. The Flight Training Cockpit–Advanced Panel, brainchild of Pilot Mall president Neil Glazer and Michael Moore of Coldwater, Ontario-based Redfab, is designed to work with Microsoft Flight Sim on a PC platform. It uses Saitek ProFlite instruments, avionics and flight controls in a 21- by 31-inch metal instrument panel with pop-out cutouts. The panel can be customized from primary instrumentation to full IFR, simulating anything from a fixed-gear single to complex twin for the purpose of instrument training or proficiency.